thijsdezoete makes Mike run start-to-finish on your own machine

One command stands up the whole application - no cloud accounts, no API keys, and an option to run the AI models fully offline.

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thijsdezoete has packaged this fork so that a single command brings the entire app to life on a laptop, with nothing signed up for in advance. It bundles everything the backend needs into one self-contained bundle:

A built-in database, login, and gateway layer, with the setup applied automatically the first time it boots.
Self-hosted file storage that stands in for a cloud storage account, swapped in without touching the rest of the app.
A local mail catcher that grabs signup and confirmation emails in an on-machine inbox, so account flows work without a real email provider.
Local AI models via Ollama, a tool for running language models on your own hardware: they show up under a "Local" heading in every model picker - chat, titles, and tabular review - need no API key, and run offline. A refresh control re-detects newly installed models on the fly.

So what Worth a look for anyone who wants to evaluate Mike without wiring up outside services, or run it where client data never leaves the machine.

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230ba0ef Add self-hosted Docker stack with local Supabase, storage, email, and Ollama Thijs de Zoete 2026-06-29 ↗ GitHub

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`230ba0ef`	Add self-hosted Docker stack with local Supabase, storage, email, and Ollama	Thijs de Zoete	2026-06-29	↗ GitHub
commit body Bring the whole app up with a single `docker compose up` and no external accounts. Self-contained stack: - Embedded Supabase (Postgres + GoTrue auth + PostgREST + an nginx gateway), with the schema auto-loaded on first boot and auth emails auto-confirmable. - RustFS for S3-compatible object storage, replacing Cloudflare R2. - Mailpit catches auth emails (signup/confirmation) in a local inbox. - Production-style image builds for the frontend and backend. Local models via Ollama: - New provider speaking Ollama's OpenAI-compatible chat API, including the agentic tool-call loop and a graceful fallback for models that don't support tools. - Models are detected dynamically (GET /models/ollama) and appear in every model picker (chat, title, tabular review) under a "Local" group, with no API key required. Any `ollama/<tag>` id is valid by prefix. - Manual "Refresh" button on the API Keys page re-detects installed models and re-checks key status, pushing updates live to the pickers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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Bring the whole app up with a single `docker compose up` and no external
accounts.

Self-contained stack:
- Embedded Supabase (Postgres + GoTrue auth + PostgREST + an nginx gateway),
  with the schema auto-loaded on first boot and auth emails auto-confirmable.
- RustFS for S3-compatible object storage, replacing Cloudflare R2.
- Mailpit catches auth emails (signup/confirmation) in a local inbox.
- Production-style image builds for the frontend and backend.

Local models via Ollama:
- New provider speaking Ollama's OpenAI-compatible chat API, including the
  agentic tool-call loop and a graceful fallback for models that don't
  support tools.
- Models are detected dynamically (GET /models/ollama) and appear in every
  model picker (chat, title, tabular review) under a "Local" group, with no
  API key required. Any `ollama/<tag>` id is valid by prefix.
- Manual "Refresh" button on the API Keys page re-detects installed models
  and re-checks key status, pushing updates live to the pickers.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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